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Receive personally tailored Computer Science lessons from exceptional tutors in a one-on-one setting. We help you connect with in-home and online tutoring that offers flexible scheduling and your choice of locations.

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How can Computer Science tutoring help you succeed?

Computer science, the study of the structure, algorithms, processing, and mechanization of information on a computational system, is a very complex subject, which can make it very confusing to learn. Are you falling behind in your CS class or confused about computer architecture? Varsity Tutors can help you connect with a tutor who can help you study these topics. New York City, NY, computer science tutors can explain the intricacies of how computers work and try to help you understand them better.

Computers were built to solve problems. To know how to apply computer science principles to an app or piece of software, you need to understand concepts like sorting algorithms, data structures, recursion, and others. Gaining an understanding of these concepts may be difficult in a large classroom setting, as there are many things to cover, and teachers may need to go at a pace that is too quick for you to follow. A great way to learn CS is with a personal tutor. Your personal tutor can cover the algorithms with you in a way that you respond to. Your tutor can observe how you take in information and then plan lessons to teach you in a way that caters to your learning style, whether it be visual, hands-on, auditory, or any other method. This way of individualized teaching is designed to help to increase your retention and later application of the material. Computer science tutoring in New York City can be a great option for those who prefer one-on-one learning over a classroom setting.

New York City computer science tutors can help you focus on the areas that are causing you confusion in your CS course. With your private tutor, you can go over the databases, queues, model-view-controller models, and the tenets of object-oriented programming that are essential to learning computer science. Your personal tutor can work with you on these ideas until you feel comfortable moving onto other topics. Much of computer science is a hands-on activity, which means there are a lot of projects assigned. Your tutor may also work alongside you as you work through your computer science projects.

Your CS tutoring sessions can be held online or in person. If you meet in person, you can choose a location that is most convenient for you. For online sessions, you can use Varsity Tutors' online face-to-face chat feature on our live learning platform. If you have other commitments, your tutor can work around them to plan sessions at times that work for you. Computer science tutors in New York City, New York, can work with you as your pursue your goals in your computer science course.

Top tutors from Columbia and other respected universities serving the NYC metro area. 4.9/5.0 Satisfaction Rating*

Recent Tutoring Session Reviews

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"We continued to cover programming material that his test was based on. We covered; compound logical statements, method signatures and return values, declaration of string and integer variables, counter variables for control of loops, string equality using String.equal() function, substring creation using String.substr() function."

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"After introducing ourselves to one another, we began to review a recent topic covered in the student's course: abstract classes. After briefly reviewing the concepts of class inheritance and why abstract classes and methods are useful, we dove into a few sample programs/problems that gave him a chance to put the concepts into practice. The student was able to complete both programs, with the exception of one minor error that he hadn't finished troubleshooting by the end of the session."

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"Today we covered binary and hexadecimal representations, recursive methods, modulo division, and worked through a Free Response Question about class inheritance, arrays, and writing new methods. I did not leave him with extra practice but I told him to make note of any issues that came up to discuss next time. No concerns to report."

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"The student and I reviewed the first three chapters in his AP Computer Science review book. His exam starts Monday, and continues Tuesday and the following the Monday and Tuesday. I suggested he work through the practice problems this weekend. To help him think through problems, I made up some short coding questions, had him explain how he would solve the problems, then write out the solution. The goal was to get him to understand the importance of thinking through the problem before writing any code. After our session tonight, he is to review two chapters."

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"Covered the dot operator, pass by value and pass by reference, arrays, math and string classes, string.substring, and array indexes.
I have suggested some practice exercises.
I have advised the student to have another session to cover inheritance and polymorphism topics.
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"Today we focused on English and Reading and made a game with it to reinforce the uses of loops and if-then statements. We started the ground works for set/get methods. The student is doing well."

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"We worked on two of her programs that are due tomorrow. I had very little notice of the session so I was only able to glance at the programs, but we ended up working through them and finishing both programs. The student knows basic programming concepts very well but needs more experience with one of the programs, which makes sense because the class has only been going on for 2 weeks. She is going to send me her new programs when she gets them and I will assign her tasks based on those. "

★★★★★

"We spent the tutoring session discussing the student's CS assignment and I helped him figure out why some of the problems he was having were malfunctioning. Lastly I spent some time telling him what his code meant literally."

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"Today was my first session with the kids after break. Before the break, I had assigned them a coding project to work on. Their first deadline is this Thursday. Today in class, I had them draft a proposal of what they wanted to code, and, once approved by me, I gave them around half an hour to work on it. Afterwards, we transitioned into reviewing loops and loop structures. I had Student 1 work on more advanced topics such as conditionals and loops with conditionals. "

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"We covered more advance queries in Microsoft Access. The student got through 1/2 of the lab on her own this time. She is doing much better with databases and queries than she was doing with Microsoft Excel. However, sometimes she gets stuck on the more advanced queries. Hopefully, she can get enough practice doing those before her quiz next week."

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"Today we started discussing homework 6 and went over heap behavior, as well as briefly talked about search algorithms that we will be using for the next program."

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